into /ˈɪntu/ /ˈɪntə/ preposition /ˈɪntu/ /ˈɪntə/
preposition
Learner's definition of INTO
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: to or toward the inside of (something)进入;到…里面 -
She came into the room/house.她进了房间/房子。
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a medicine injected into the bloodstream注射到血液里的药物
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Please put the bowl into the sink/cupboard.请把这个碗放进洗碗池/碗柜里
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They were heading into town.他们正朝城里走。
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He jumped into the pool.他跳进了游泳池。
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: in the direction of (something)朝;向 -
You should never look directly into [=toward] the sun.你绝不要直视太阳。
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She was just staring into space.她只是在发呆。
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peering/looking into the past/future回顾往事;展望未来
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used to describe hitting or touching something or someone撞上;碰上 4
: to the state, condition, or form of (something)成为;转为 -
She was shocked into silence.她吓得不出声了。
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come into being/existence产生;出现
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as day turns into night当白昼转成黑夜
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I got into trouble again.我又遇到麻烦了。
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her slow descent into madness她慢慢变疯的过程
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converting sunlight into electricity把阳光转化成电能
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He translated the poem from Latin into English.他把这首诗从拉丁语翻译成了英语。
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change dollars into euros把美元兑换成欧元
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breaking up into smaller pieces破成碎片
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used to say that something or someone has become a part of something成为…的一部分 b —
used to say that someone has become involved in something (such as a profession)从事(某职业等) c —
used to say that someone has been forced or persuaded to do something被迫做;被说服做 6
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used to say that someone is interested in and excited about (something)热衷于;爱好 -
He was never into sports.他从没热爱过体育。
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I'm really into her music.我真的很喜欢她的音乐。
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I usually enjoy her books, but I just couldn't get into this one.我通常是喜欢读她写的书的,但这本我就是喜欢不起来。
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used to say how long something lasts持续到;直到 -
The party continued well/far/long/late into the night.聚会一直持续到深夜。
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This snow should last well into the spring.这雪会一直拖到春天还迟迟不化。
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The heat wave will continue into next week.这股热浪将持续到下周。
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: relating to or concerning (something)关于 9
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used to describe dividing one number by another number除
be into (someone) for
US, informal
: to owe someone (an amount of money)欠(某人)…钱